
Youth Services for Grades 5 & 6
Puberty can be a challenging stage of life - we want to ensure young people have the support they need to feel confident and prepared. That's why we've developed our in-school Youth Services Program for Grades 5 & 6 - to educate students about the many physical, mental, and emotional changes that can accompany the pre-teen years.
This program helps students:
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Understand their bodies and feel equipped to handle the physical and emotional changes that may occur during puberty;
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Improve interpersonal communication skills related to body development, boundaries and consent, and bullying;
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Build a foundation for communication with trusted adults about sexual health topics and changes that may happen during adolescence and sexual health topics that lasts a lifetime


Health Connected's highly trained educators deliver our original, age-appropriate Puberty Talk Curriculum during school time in either English or Spanish, usually in five 50-60 minute class session over the course of one week. What do we cover in Puberty Talk? Take a look below.
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Identifying personal values
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Understanding identities
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Reproductive & sexual anatomy
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Puberty changes
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Healthy body image
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Family communication
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Personal hygiene & self-care
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Ovulation, menstruation, & conception
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HIV/AIDS
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Sexual orientation & gender identity
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Boundaries & communication
Unique aspects of our Youth Services Program for Grades 5 & 6 are the focus on personal values, and the promotion of communication with trusted adults about sexual health themes. The program delivers core concepts to prepare students for puberty today, and for future sex education as they grow. It also provides vital tools to help youth develop ethical relationships - for a lifetime - that are rooted in respect.
As with all of Health Connected's youth services, this program is medically accurate, LGBTQ+-inclusive, and is aligned with the California Healthy Youth Act.
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